卫星“看”庄稼、大数据“算”收成 农业发展向“新”而行

Core Viewpoint - In 2025, new productive forces are empowering various industries, particularly agriculture, through advanced technologies such as remote sensing satellites and big data, leading to a transformation in traditional agricultural practices [1] Group 1: Agricultural Innovation - The year saw significant advancements in the research and application of major crop varieties, including high-yield rice, drought-resistant wheat, and high-oil soybeans, with over 95% of crop varieties being independently bred in China [4][5] - Smart agricultural equipment is rapidly advancing, with high-end intelligent machinery narrowing the gap, and new energy agricultural equipment accelerating the transition to greener operations [6][7] - The innovation capacity in smart agriculture continues to improve, with 62 new intelligent equipment breakthroughs, including automated driving and precision feeding devices [8] Group 2: Talent Development and Training - The smart agriculture empowerment program has trained nearly 40 million people throughout the year, enhancing digital skills among farmers through various online courses [10] Group 3: Case Study - Dragon Fruit Production - In Guangxi Nanning, the application of new productive forces has transformed traditional dragon fruit cultivation into smart agriculture, improving production efficiency and product quality [11] - The use of LED lights for night-time flowering has shortened the production cycle by over 15 days, increasing yield by approximately 2000 jin per mu and enhancing fruit quality [12] - A comprehensive digital agricultural management system has been established, utilizing IoT sensors to collect real-time data for precise farming operations, allowing a couple to manage over 30 mu of land efficiently [13] - The dragon fruit farm has implemented full-chain standardization, ensuring quality control from planting to packaging, with each fruit receiving a "passport" for traceability [14][15]